The work of our school council was enriched as they made a presentation to the Board of Governors. This was a very enjoyable and worthwhile experience.
Our Shared Education work took a number of positive steps forward:
22 families from St. James’s Primary School and Whitehouse Primary attended a combined residential. It was a fantastic opportunity to build up our relationship as a partnership;
Our new nursery units also started their Forest School project. Pupils and trained parent helpers help promote outdoor learning as well as extending friendships;
Both schools attended an international Erasmus+ trip to Spain to explore great practice in developing mathematics in Key Stage 2. Both schools have also joined with four other school across Europe to bid for an additional project for the next two years to develop music, drama and explore the development of social skills.
